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January 16, 2003  RSS feed
Westlake hosts cheerleader clinic
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn HELPING OUT-Westlake High cheerleaders Emily Wessel, left, and Bristel Bowen help Christina Berardi and Tara Larson with their jumping techniques during a cheerleading clinic at Westlake High School on Saturday. More...
Calabasas
Council frets
over project
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

Plans for a new public school in Calabasas may face a rocky road. New Millennium Homes is developing a housing project called The Oaks, a 550-unit gated subdivision that More...

Agoura Hills joins the bandwagon, sues Ahmanson Ranch
By John Loesing
Acorn Staff Writer

Construction of Ahmanson Ranch seems poised to begin now that final approval has come from the Ventura County Board of Supervisors, but a new round of litigation brought forth by several neighboring cities could cause further delays in the already 10-year-old project. More...

 Community
• Mayor to give
State of the City report in Calabasas
Calabasas Mayor Lesley Devine will present the fifth annual State of the City Address at 7 p.m. Wed., Jan. 29 in the city council chambers at Calabasas City Hall, 26135 Mureau Road, Calabasas. More...
• Visit the mayor on Saturday in Agoura Hills
• Settlement reached on Oak Park Library
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 Health & Wellness
• MD Helps Clients with Weight Loss, More
David Medway, M.D., has recently opened his practice in Thousand Oaks devoted to comprehensive physical exams and weight control. More...
• Air travelers should watch for blood clots
• Tips to avoid blood clots
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 Bulletin
Board
• article has image Play the Math Maze PuzzleTM
By Ralph Colao Children or adults will enjoy playing the Math MazeTM Puzzle. A unique path connects two black boxes. The route is solved by using math (addition, subtraction, multiplication or division) by going up, down or sideways (but never diagonal). More...
• Datebook
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 Schools
• Game to help Westlake H.S.
The Hollywood Knights celebrity basketball team will play Westlake High School More...
• article has image Trumps the stock market
• article has image OPHS student earns national recognition
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the
Week
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn A PEOPLE PLEASER-This 3-year-old brown Labrador retriever mix has no name or home. She's loving, playful and ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
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 Police
• Sheriff’s blotter
Agoura
A computer was stolen from a home (no signs of forcible entry) on Malibu Drive. The $500 loss occurred between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. Dec. 25 and a possible suspect was named. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Students raise money for family
FUND FOR THE FAMILY--Temple Beth Haverim seventh-graders collected money weekly since September for the Shamash Project, a fundraising project that helped a family in need. More...
• ‘Strength’ is message
• Brandeis University professor to give lectures
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 On the
Town
• article has image This band’s got a special sound
Four young performers will debut as soloists with the New West Symphony under the baton of Maestro Boris Brott in the Discovery Artists Concert at 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 18 at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. More...
• Rob Reiner to discuss ‘On the Waterfront’
• article has image Famed Irish band to perform in T.O.
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 Motoring
• article has image Saturn introduces ION with a quirky TV campaign
Acorn Automotive Editor
Reaching out to young car buyers, Saturn is launching the all-new ION with a provocative television advertising campaign in which the ION plays an integral role in helping navigate the transitions common to young adulthood. More...
• article has image Local contractor invents ingenious motoring accessory
• Backers say that Boys, Girls Clubs will reduce crime
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 Letters
• Mayor says utility tax in Calabasas most certainly doesn’t pay for frills
Each year Calabasas presents a "State of the City" report to citizens that lets them know just how their city has provided for their safety and services. More...
• A ‘sense of community’ shouldn’t have barriers
• Old Agoura is unique and shouldn’t change
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 Editorials
• Goodbye, Hayden, we’ll miss you
Several hundred people gathered last Sunday to say goodbye to Hayden Finley (see story on page 2). It was a memorial service to celebrate his life. More...
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